Examples of mirror and water reflections are shown in the figures below:

An object appears as the following image after first reflecting in a mirror and then reflecting on water:

The original object is:

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Step 1: Understand the transformation sequence.
The object undergoes two distinct transformations: Mirror reflection: A horizontal flip of the original object. Water reflection: A vertical flip of the mirrored object. Step 2: Reverse the transformations.
To find the original image, reverse the transformations step by step: Reverse the water reflection (vertical flip) applied to the final image \(5:24\), resulting in: \[ 4:25 \] Reverse the mirror reflection (horizontal flip) applied to \(4:25\), resulting in: \[ h2:5 \] Step 3: Confirm the result.
The original image before any transformations is:
Final Answer: (1)
“I cannot support this proposal. My ___________ will not permit it.”
Courts : _________ :: Parliament : Legislature ; (By word meaning)
What is the smallest number with distinct digits whose digits add up to 45? 
“I cannot support this proposal. My ___________ will not permit it.”
Courts : _________ :: Parliament : Legislature ; (By word meaning)
What is the smallest number with distinct digits whose digits add up to 45? 